Strawberry Fair is a very well-bred filly and she can make a winning bow for in-form trainer David Loder in Newmarket today.

STRAWBERRY FAIR is a very well-bred filly and she can make a winning bow for in-form trainer David Loder in the alanbrazilracing.com EBF Maiden Fillies' Stakes at Newmarket today.

This daughter of top miler Kingmambo is out of Storm Song who was a champion juvenile filly in America in her racing days.

Strawberry Fair is very closely related to a winner in the United States and she should handle this mile trip judged on her breeding.

At Beverley, Cartography can prove a class above in the Beverley Badges For Presents Novice Stakes.

Michael Jarvis' charge has shown more than a hint of ability on the track this season, winning a Doncaster maiden in fine fashion on his debut.

Cartography stepped up to Listed level on his next start but he found a very classy opponent in the winner Pastoral Pursuits.

The son of Zafonic did well to get within two lengths in finishing third especially as it was his first start for two months and he was forced to race away from the rest of the field.

Cartography should get things more in his favour at the East Yorkshire venue and the stiff five furlongs should suit this horse as he easily gets six.

The Violet And Eddie Smith Memorial Conditions Stakes can fall to the John Quinn-trained Smart Predator.

This admirable seven-year-old has been in good heart this term, winning three times including the grey horse-only race at Newmarket in August.

Smart Predator's subsequent win at York's Ebor meeting just three days later would be much better form and he put up a sterling performance to win by half a length.

The gelding then finished second to Seel Of Approval back on the Knavesmire but that is top form considering that the winner went on to finish second in the Tote Ayr Gold Cup while Quito who was fourth went on to win the Scottish showpiece.

Admittedly, his run when unplaced in the Portland Handicap was disappointing but expect Smart Predator to bounce back here.